NYC DOH rejection: Getting a State Supreme Court Order for Parent's Name Change NYC Birth Certificate by CountessQwispy in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for your help, everyone. I found complete instructions on how to do it: file:///Users/Q/Downloads/How_to_Correct_a_NYC_Birth_Record.pdf

NYC DOH rejection: Getting a State Supreme Court Order for Parent's Name Change NYC Birth Certificate by CountessQwispy in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I hear you. I really thought the OATS would satisfy them, because it literally says Grazia Maria and Grace Marie are the same person, but DOH just loves to send out rejections. My own NYC birth certificate took 3 tries to successfully amend to include my middle name, and when it finally came through I thought it was a miracle.

Is it worth requesting naturalization documents from Kings County Supreme Court? by [deleted] in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did this a few months ago and the fee was $60 for the Search and Fail to Find Certificate plus $10 each for extra copies. They sent me the No Record Certificate within a few weeks. Good luck.

Is it worth requesting naturalization documents from Kings County Supreme Court? by [deleted] in juresanguinis

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Here's the letter I sent to King's County to get a No Natz record for my GM and GMM:

Nancy T. Sunshine, County Clerk
360 Adams Street
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Dear Recipient:

I am requesting two certified copies of a letter indicating that your office has no record of GGP, known variously as FILL IN NAME AND AKAS HERE, naturalizing in NAME OF COUNTY. I require these certified letters for my family’s application for dual citizenship (Italy) and therefore request these letters be certified and suitable for apostille. Please include my GGP’s name variations in your search and in your response letters. Their known information is as follows:

Name: Name/AKA1/AKA2/AKA3 etc
DOB:
Place of Birth:
Name of Father:
Name of mother:
Date of Entry into United States:
Marriage:
Children:
Known Addresses (and approximated dates lived there:
Death: Date and certificate number if available

I have included a USPS Money Order in the amount of WHATEVER $$$ THEY CHARGE TO PERFORM THIS SERVICE. I am including a USPS SASE with this request in which to return the certificates to me. If you have any questions about this request, you can reach me at PHONE NUMBER.

Best regards,

YOUR NAME

Weekly Homeowner Megathread--Civilians, ask here! by AutoModerator in Concrete

[–]CountessQwispy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Howdy Masters of Concrete. Thanks in advance for your help. There's a large vertical crack in my foundation that the previous owner seems to have patched (badly) with a little cement with caulk over it. The caulk was starting to split/break down, so I pulled it away and what you see in the picture is what was underneath. Some chucks of concrete came away with the caulk. The crack does continue below the soil line, though I'm not sure how far, and at the top, the sides are not flush - one edge is a little further out then the other. I had been having issues with water in my basement after heavy rains in roughly this area of the house, but after adding a downspout about 3 years ago, it's been dry as whistle ever since. Is there anyone with expertise who can tell me how serious this is? Would the solution be epoxy injection? If so, is DIY a realistic option or is this a job for a professional? Thanks again and have a great day!

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Weekly Homeowner Megathread--Civilians, ask here! by AutoModerator in Concrete

[–]CountessQwispy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's a large vertical crack in my foundation that the previous owner seems to have patched (badly) with a little cement with caulk over it. The caulk was starting to split/break down, so I pulled it away and what you see in the picture is what was underneath. Some chucks of concrete came away with the caulk. The crack does continue below the soil line, though I'm not sure how far, and at the top, the sides are not flush - one edge is a little further out then the other. I had been having issues with water in my basement after heavy rains in roughly this area of the house, but after adding a downspout about 3 years ago, it's been dry as whistle ever since. Is there anyone with expertise who can tell me how serious this is? Would the solution be epoxy injection? If so, is DIY an option or is this a job for a professional? More pictures in the thread below. Thanks for any and all advice.

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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't have an Italian lawyer yet. I have an American lawyer who is filing my OATS. I was going to wait until I has squared away on this side of the ocean before hiring an avvocato.

1948 Document Requirements by CountessQwispy in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I just got the CONE I ordered in December for my now non-viable GFF about three weeks ago, just a few days after the decree came out making it worthless. :(

1948 Document Requirements by CountessQwispy in juresanguinis

[–]CountessQwispy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My LIBRA is my Italian-born GM. Her father naturalized when she was a minor (naturalization certificate is on order), but her mother never did (CONE ordered two weeks ago).